You are working on explorer and suddenly you close a tab by mistake, then no need to ALAS, you can easily now reopen your closed tab simply by Ctrl+Shift+T and get your tab back very conveniently.
Simply if you are working on window 7 desktop and accidentally you close the wrong application or Explorer window though, their is no obvious safety to reload them. Unless, that is, you run Undo close which delivers very similar functionality at the press of the key.
Close an Explorer window by mistake, for instance, and you would normally have to reload it manually browse back to the appropriate folder, undoclose tracks the folders you close, though, as long as its running, all you have to do is press Ctrl+Shift+F and the folder will be restored.
Its very simple to the applications as well, simply if you have just closed notepad all you have to do is to press Ctrl+Shift+A and it will reload it, its easy and simple to reload it in this way rather then thinking and doing of it all again.
You can either use hot keys multiple times to restore several applications and folders, and open the program setting dialogues to manually select the options you need from your folder history.
This is not quiet as good as it seems at first, because off course, windows 7 provide a built in way to do something similar to this, via its jump-lists. If you still have Explorer pinned to your desktop, say, then right clicking the icon, will reveal your recently viewed folders, and you can restore one with a click. And right clicking the notepad will list all your recently opened documents, so again you can reopen the last one immediately.
Simply if you are working on window 7 desktop and accidentally you close the wrong application or Explorer window though, their is no obvious safety to reload them. Unless, that is, you run Undo close which delivers very similar functionality at the press of the key.
Close an Explorer window by mistake, for instance, and you would normally have to reload it manually browse back to the appropriate folder, undoclose tracks the folders you close, though, as long as its running, all you have to do is press Ctrl+Shift+F and the folder will be restored.
Its very simple to the applications as well, simply if you have just closed notepad all you have to do is to press Ctrl+Shift+A and it will reload it, its easy and simple to reload it in this way rather then thinking and doing of it all again.
You can either use hot keys multiple times to restore several applications and folders, and open the program setting dialogues to manually select the options you need from your folder history.
This is not quiet as good as it seems at first, because off course, windows 7 provide a built in way to do something similar to this, via its jump-lists. If you still have Explorer pinned to your desktop, say, then right clicking the icon, will reveal your recently viewed folders, and you can restore one with a click. And right clicking the notepad will list all your recently opened documents, so again you can reopen the last one immediately.
